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A storm flap is a piece of fabric or other material that is attached to the front of a coat or jacket to cover and protect the main zipper or other fastening. Storm flaps are often found on raincoats and other outerwear, and are designed to help keep water out and keep the wearer warm and dry. They are typically positioned vertically along the front of the coat, and are often secured with buttons, snaps, or other fasteners. Storm flaps can also be found on the back of some coats and jackets, and are used to provide additional protection against wind and rain.
"I was really glad I had a storm flap on my raincoat when I got caught in the downpour on the way to the store. Without it, I might have ended up looking like a drowned rat, which wouldn't have been a great look for my Zoom meeting later. Instead, I arrived at the store looking stylish and ready to grab my groceries in style."
by AsIWalkThroughTheValley December 21, 2022
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A manel is a panel or group of men, who speak in an event, conference, or other forum.

It is often used in a critical or satirical way to refer to situations where men are disproportionately represented or where women or other underrepresented groups are not included or given equal representation.

The term is intended to draw attention to the lack of diversity or representation in certain groups or forums.
"The conference organizers were roasted for their all-male panel, or as I like to call it, a 'manel.' Talk about missing out on some fresh perspectives!"

"The conference organizers really outdid themselves with the all-male panel, aka the 'manel.' Talk about a sausage fest."

"The manel at the conference was a true masterpiece of male mediocrity. I'm sure they'll have plenty of mansplaining to go around."
by AsIWalkThroughTheValley December 21, 2022
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